Using smartphones to explore daily life changes for people with GBM and their care partners.
OurBrainBank is a research collaborator with Dana-Farber and Mass General Brigham on the LIFT-GBM study. Using smartphone-based digital phenotyping, researchers explore patterns in social isolation, social support, mobility, and quality of life.
Participants answer brief questions and securely share smartphone patterns about mobility, activity, and connection. No message content, call audio, or voice recordings.
People With GBM
50
Adults
Care Partners
50
Adults
Study Length
6 Months
Study Status
Currently recruiting
What LIFT-GBM Explores
Four Dimensions of Daily Life With Glioblastoma
LIFT-GBM focuses on four parts of life that traditional research can miss.
Social Isolation
How loneliness and connection change over time.
Social Support
How support systems shape well-being.
Mobility
How daily movement shifts between appointments.
Quality of Life
How patients and care partners experience daily life with GBM.
How the Research Fits Together
Two Studies. One Shared Goal.
OurBrainBank is a research collaborator with Mass General Brigham and Dana-Farber on the existing LIFT-GBM — Life Insights From Technology study.
Using smartphones to explore daily life changes for people with GBM and their care partners.
The study uses smartphone-based digital phenotyping.
Our planned national community study would expand this research beyond academic centers. Ultimately, we hope to explore how findings compare across both studies.
Why We Need Your Help
THE NEED DID NOT DISAPPEAR
When the $200,000 grant route closed, OurBrainBank turned to the community.
Your gift helps us prepare and launch the national cohort, support participants, collect secure data, analyze findings, and share what we learn.
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